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SAVE THE DATE: June 6, 2010  Philadelphia International Cycling Championship
6 25 09 -- Bicycle Exhibit Opens Tomorrow in Philly at Moore College of Art & Design... read more

2009 PHOTO GALLERIES --- CLICK HERE

2009 VIDEO GALLERIES – CLICK HERE

2009 PHILLY.COM PHOTO GALLERY – CLICK HERE

2009 RIDERS REVIEW THE RACE – DAILY PELOTON NEWS – CLICK HERE

MEN'S RACE REPORT BY VELO NEWS – CLICK HERE

2009 LIBERTY CLASSIC RACE REPORT BY VELO NEWS - CLICK HERE

 

Columbia-High Road Goes One-Two in TD Bank Philadelphia International Championship(read more)

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photo by Scott Shaffrick

Men and Women's Podium

photos by Scott Shaffrick

Results Men Women

Teutenberg Takes Third Philly Victory with Fast Field Sprint(read more)

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photo by Scott Shaffrick

2009 Junior PCT by ShadowCatcher, Ltd.

2009 Cadence Sprints by ShadowCatcher Ltd Photo Gallery

 

Press Conference Kicks Off Race Weekend

 

25th Running of Race is Filled With Memories… read more

 

EMBRACE THE RACE!! YOUR SUPPORT NEEDED!

25anniversary

The event that started it all for international, professional cycling in the U.S. needs your help.  After 24 years as the largest single-day, professional cycling race in North America, the Philadelphia International Championship is in jeopardy.  

The economic challenges experienced in both corporate and civic circles have converged to create a shortfall in the operating budget of the race’s 25th year, and the reality of the situation is that unless a $500,000 gap can be closed in the next several days, the race will be cancelled.  (To read an article on the status of the race in The Philadelphia Inquirer, click here. To read their helpful editorial, click here)

While the scenario seems extraordinary, what we know is truly extraordinary is the love of this event among fans, cyclists and sports enthusiasts in Philadelphia, throughout the Delaware Valley and across the country.    This is a decidedly difficult position for any event organizer – and perhaps one that’s become too familiar in recent months. 

However, it is because of the incredible support the Philly race has enjoyed throughout its history, that we are bringing an appeal directly to you, the fans and cycling community.  Thousands of fans line the Benjamin Franklin Parkway and streets of Manayunk each June to watch the world’s best in this sport.  There is power in those numbers, and we’re hoping that power can help save the 25th running of the race. 

  Full Story and How You Can Help

Buy posters, stickers, donate , volunteer

 

MINI COOPERS TO SET THE PACE FOR THE RACE, FERRY OFFICIALS AND JOURNALISTS

minicooper3In a year when most auto sales have shifted into low gear, MINI is moving full speed ahead to introduce its zippy, eco-efficient models to the Philadelphia metropolitan area.  Proving that motoring is fun – even if you don’t have a motor – MINI today announced that it is signing on as the automotive sponsor of the TD Bank Philadelphia International Cycling Championship, Philadelphia’s annual kick-off event to summer that draws some 300,000 fans.  This year’s June 7th event will mark the 25th running of the nation’s top cycling classic, and a special MINI Cooper pace car will lead the pack for both the men’s and women’s international races.

The eight MINI vehicles, to be put into service during the six-hour, 156-mile men’s race and the two-and-a-half hour, 55-mile women’s Liberty Classic, will be provided by two Philadelphia-area dealers – MINI of the Main Line in Bala Cynwyd and Otto’s MINI of West Chester.  MINI will be represented by all model types, including the MINI Cooper, MINI Cooper S, MINI Cooper Clubman, and the all-new MINI Cooper Convertible, along the 14.4-mile race course that stretches from the city’s Benjamin Franklin Parkway to its hillside neighborhood of Manayunk.

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INDOOR CYCLING TRACK BEING PLANNED FOR CHESTER COUNTY

The East Coast’s first indoor velodrome is being planned for Chester County, PA.  Spearheaded by Velodrome Management Group, headed up by David Chauner, who are in discussions with  Chester County Economic Development Council, the 2,500 seat arena and velodrome, a steeply banked wooden track, will be capable of hosting high level national and international competition and will provide a much needed year round facility for training and development of young cyclists. Although the velodrome and comprehensive cycling program will anchor the facility, the building is designed for multi-use including added seating capacity for concerts, other sporting events and community activities.  Read more…

 


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